Dear Friends, I was pleased to hear that so many of you engaged with the information in last week’s parish update regarding General Convention which begins June 23. I want to offer you another link this week to Episcopal News Service, Read George’s Letter
If you follow The Episcopal Church on social media, you may have noticed the new Pride shield, released this month In affirmation and celebration of The Episcopal Church’s LGBTQ+ members. Read more…
The bishops of The Episcopal Church and deputies to convention from every diocese will convene in Louisville, Kentucky on June 23-28. As the church does every 9 years, we will be electing a new presiding bishop. Read more…
June is National Gun Violence Awareness Month, and traditionally, all who wish to see gun violence reduced are encouraged to wear orange during the month, especially the weekend of June 7-9. St. Paul’s is providing orange pins to anyone who wishes to participate…
Children aren’t the only ones who have fun at VBC – adult volunteers and youth counselors are a big part of the excitement as well! Can you help set up crafts and games or serve snacks? Read more …
You can still join our virtual book group on Zoom on Wednesday evenings at 7 p.m., now through August 28, as we stroll through the Gospels with “Into the Mess & Other Jesus Stories” by Debie Thomas.
The Kirk of Kildaire Presbyterian Church in Cary is once again hosting a summer program for families in need. St. Paul’s has been invited to participate with volunteers, especially on Wednesdays, as part of a team of other area church volunteers. Read more…
This weekend offers many opportunities at St. Paul’s. Rise Against Hunger is getting a great response, and I encourage you to sign up to be part of this special event that makes an impact on world hunger…
As a reminder, our summer service schedule (7:30, 9 and 10:45 a.m. services) begins May 26 and continues through September 2. Coffee & Chaos, a social time for ALL after the 9 a.m. service, will be held twice a month on the first and third Sundays. Read more…
Dear Friends, As we move into the summer season, or what the liturgical calendar calls ordinary time, there is so much to be engaged with at St. Paul’s. The regular rhythm may change but there is much to be a part of in the new summer rhythm. Read George’s Letter